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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1973
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an institution and engineers involved in a foundational task. Details are unclear, but the text references a construction stage, a foundation, and mentions an administration or system context with technical language.
Incomplete text references Santa Fe and a project with a $100,000 cost. Mentions officials, billing, sensor, and residents, with unclear context and scattered phrases about campaigns, prices, and liquor. No coherent events or names can be confirmed from the fragment.
Gen. Earle Wheeler told a Senate panel that Nixon ordered tight secrecy on Cambodia bombing in 1969 and Laos raids in 1970 using dual reporting to mislead on targets. He defended the strikes as militarily sound, noting Cambodian leader Sihanouk knew of them and that the administration kept key information from most. The testimony highlighted potential deception in military reporting and inquiries into who was informed.
Washington AP reports a Senate passed Watergate era reform bill faces uncertain House fate. It would cap contributions and spending, create an enforcement body, and limit presidential and congressional sums. House opposition cited excessive restrictiveness and potential incumbent reinforcement.
Police report the largest auto fraud operation in Pennsylvania history centered in South Philadelphia. The scheme, tied to inside information from GM and state agencies, involves 450 phantom GM cars and $500000 in unwitting claims across 13 insurers. About 34 suspects were arrested in June with hearings set for September. up to 250 people may be involved using 1200 fake names.
Philadelphia police describe a ring using alias titles to register late-model Pontiacs at a fabricated address. Vehicles are insured, reported stolen, and insurance claims filed for thousands of dollars. A Harrisburg DMV computer rejects reused VINs, while fraudsters rely on coded VI numbers.
Harrisburg AP report says 13 state colleges and Indiana University will raise tuition by 50 dollars to 750 a year for Pennsylvania students, effective September, with a 100 dollar hike for out-of-state students to 1,500. Education Secretary Pittenger cites a 6 million federal grant and 64 million Commonwealth Scholarship program increase, forecasting 109 million in state funding for 1973-74 and a 2 million cut in operating costs, noting no possible further economies given existing contracts and catalogs.
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